F. Court Orders Related to Permanent Managing Conservatorship

1.
Court Ordered Services for Parents

When a parent is still involved or over time becomes re-involved in the case, a court may order DFPS to provide services to a parent for not more than six months after the date of the Permanency Hearing if:

• The child has not been placed with a relative or other individual, including a foster parent, who is seeking permanent managing conservatorship of the child; and

• The court determines that further efforts at reunification with a parent are:

• The circumstances of the child, parent, sole managing conservator, possessory conservator, or other party affected by the order denying termination have materially and substantially changed since the date that the order was rendered;

• The parent committed an act listed underTex. Fam. Code § 161.001 before the date the order denying termination was rendered; and

A court is required to conduct a Permanency Hearing After Final Order for a child while the child is committed to or released under the supervision of TJJD, unless the child is adopted or permanent managing conservatorship of the child is awarded to an individual other than DFPS. Tex. Fam. Code § 263.501(g).